Guangzhou Hotel Guide - Guangdong University of Techonology hotels in Guangzhou, China.

"Convenient to go to Canton Fair."

"This "hotel" is actually an unbranded room in a neglected apartment complex. Communication was poor; the host ignored specific questions and relied on repetitive form replies. Coordination required a 48-hour notice I missed, though I eventually confirmed the location via Didi. Check-in was inconvenient, requiring a long walk through a mall with luggage to reach the actual building. ​The Facility The building is poorly maintained with stained floors and trash-filled hallways. While the room was "clean enough" with a fresh bed and no odor, it suffered from dust, bathroom mildew, and exposed piping. Security is minimal with no door chain or "Do Not Disturb" signs. ​Amenities & Room Features ​Pros: AC was effective; no bugs; unit included a washer, TV (HDMI), and two sinks. ​Cons: No fridge, no safe, no breakfast provided. The couch was visibly soiled. Only 1/4 roll of toilet paper was supplied. The TV remote failed to power the unit, requiring manual operation. ​The Shower Extremely cramped and lacks shelving. The handle's placement makes it easy to accidentally trigger scalding water while turning around. ​Service & Infrastructure Privacy was disregarded when a cleaner entered and refused to leave despite being asked. The elevators are unreliable; during peak hours, I waited 15 minutes as cars bypassed my floor. I eventually descended 17 flights of stairs, which were dark, treacherous, and littered with cigarette butts. Fine if you get it for cheap. Slept well. Checkout easy."

"Good place to be at"

"Hotel is ok but wifi does not work at all. Also if you use laundry service as for price first. They wanted to charge me crazy money for a few items."

"Good"

"Will stay there again. The room was not as pictured. "

"We stayed two nights in the 270° Playful Room and were very impressed by the hotel’s design and atmosphere. The property is modern, beautifully decorated, and in a great location. Our room was comfortable and the panoramic view was truly stunning. However, the breakfast experience did not match the overall quality of the hotel. The food was just okay (for example, frozen dim sum), and coffee from the bar was not available. The bigger issue was the lack of staff—only two people were managing the entire breakfast area when we visited. Tables were not reset after being cleared, and we had to search for a place to sit. The live-cooking stations were also quite chaotic, with guests pushing to reach the food. Unfortunately, my pregnant wife was pushed several times while trying to get noodles. Because of this, we decided not to return to the breakfast on our second morning, even though it was included in our stay. The hotel has great potential and clearly stands out from big chains thanks to its modernity and beautiful design. With improvements to service—especially at breakfast—it could become a truly exceptional place to stay."

"This was good place. Their staff were polite helpful."

"Family friendly"